Ampthill
Comment
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 1193
Received: 17/08/2017
Respondent: Mr George Preston
Flitwick/ Ampthill needs an affordable supermarket e.g a Lidl of Aldi, especially with all the new homes being built, a poor Tesco and an overpriced Waitrose is just not good enough. Discounter would be delighted to open up in area, give them a chance and over stretched family's will be able to have a choice . I talk to many people in the community and they all feel the same, but as usual do nothing about it.
Flitwick/ Ampthill needs an affordable supermarket e.g a Lidl of Aldi, especially with all the new homes being built, a poor Tesco and an overpriced Waitrose is just not good enough. Discounter would be delighted to open up in area, give them a chance and over stretched family's will be able to have a choice . I talk to many people in the community and they all feel the same, but as usual do nothing about it.
Object
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 2262
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr M Tidd
Agent: Aragon Land & Planning Ltd
NLP 043/44/45.
These were a series of representations for different sizes of sites at Ampthill Grange. The development of the whole or part of the site would not lead to coalescence. Sufficient Green Belt exists that Coalescence would not be provided.
NLP 043/44/45.
These were a series of representations for different sizes of sites at Ampthill Grange. The development of the whole or part of the site would not lead to coalescence. Sufficient Green Belt exists that Coalescence would not be provided.
Support
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 3564
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
NLP197 and ALP356
These sites can be considered together for a strategic proposal for a mixed development.
Neither site is within designated areas and could offer a low impact and sustainable development site across the two parcels of land.
NLP197 and ALP356
These sites can be considered together for a strategic proposal for a mixed development.
Neither site is within designated areas and could offer a low impact and sustainable development site across the two parcels of land.
Support
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 3571
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
An ideal and sustainable location for a small scale frontage infill development that would minimise traffic generation through the town centre.
NLP197
The site is in an ideal location for sustainable development, with good access to the schools and services locally, in Ampthill.
Whilst physically the site might support up to 30 dwellings a development of around 10 dwellings would be a better 'fit' for the street scene and the more typical linear nature of the settlement. A development in this location would limit traffic congestion in the town centre and could provide off road parking.
Development in this location avoids the Conservation Area and causing significant character change to Ampthill.
The site adjoins the settlement envelope but is not within the Conservation Area. The site offers a discreet development opportunity without significantly affecting views into the town and would have a very limited impact, if any, on the setting of heritage assets.
The proposal is between existing built residential development which effectively screens the site from heritage assets and a small frontage scheme in this location would have a limited if any impact on heritage setting.
Preliminary desk based archaeological, ecological and landscape assessments demonstrate that there are no significant constraints to development on this site.
The scale of development proposed indicates that highway and services issues should not act as constraints to development.
The site has no known constraints and offers development with a good relationship to the existing linear development at this point in the settlement.
Support
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 3690
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
An ideal and sustainable location for a small scale infill development that would minimise traffic generation through the town centre.
ALP356
The site is in an ideal location for sustainable development, with good access to the schools and services locally, in Ampthill.
Whilst physically the site might support up to 30 dwellings a development of around 10 dwellings might be a better 'fit' for the street scene and the more typical nature of the settlement. A development in this location would limit traffic congestion in the town centre and could provide ample off road parking and employment opportunities.
Development in this location avoids the Conservation Area and causing significant character change to Ampthill.
The site adjoins the settlement development but is not within the Conservation Area. The site offers a discreet development opportunity without significantly affecting views into the town and would have a very limited impact, if any, on the setting of heritage assets.
The proposal is between existing built and residential development which effectively screens the site from heritage assets and a small scheme in this location would have a limited if any impact on heritage setting.
Preliminary desk based archaeological, ecological and landscape assessments demonstrate that there are no significant constraints to development on this site.
The scale of development proposed indicates that highway and services issues should not act as constraints to development.
The site has no known constraints and offers development with a good relationship to the existing development at this point in the settlement.
Support
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 3771
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
NLP194
This site presents an opportunity for development away form the town centre avoiding traffic congestion and additional car parking issues. Whilst the land is Green Belt it is a logical extension to the town on medium quality agricultural land and is close to services and facilities in the town including schools and shops.
NLP194
This site presents an opportunity for development away form the town centre avoiding traffic congestion and additional car parking issues. Whilst the land is Green Belt it is a logical extension to the town on medium quality agricultural land and is close to services and facilities in the town including schools and shops.
Object
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 4236
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Aragon Land & Planning Ltd
Agent: Aragon Land & Planning Ltd
See attached concerning NLP 048 Station Road, Ampthill
see attached
Object
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 4683
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
ALP359 - objects to the site being excluded
ALP356
The site is in an ideal location for sustainable development, with good access to the schools and services locally, in Ampthill.
Whilst physically the site might support up to 30 dwellings a development of around 10 dwellings might be a better 'fit' for the street scene and the more typical nature of the settlement. A development in this location would limit traffic congestion in the town centre and could provide ample off road parking and employment opportunities.
Development in this location avoids the Conservation Area and causing significant character change to Ampthill.
The site adjoins the settlement development but is not within the Conservation Area. The site offers a discreet development opportunity without significantly affecting views into the town and would have a very limited impact, if any, on the setting of heritage assets.
The proposal is between existing built and residential development which effectively screens the site from heritage assets and a small scheme in this location would have a limited if any impact on heritage setting.
Preliminary desk based archaeological, ecological and landscape assessments demonstrate that there are no significant constraints to development on this site.
The scale of development proposed indicates that highway and services issues should not act as constraints to development.
The site has no known constraints and offers development with a good relationship to the existing development at this point in the settlement.
Object
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 4714
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
NLP197 and ALP356 - objects to the sites being excluded from further assessment
NLP197 and ALP356
These sites can be considered together for a strategic proposal for a mixed development.
Neither site is within designated areas and could offer a low impact and sustainable development site across the two parcels of land.
Object
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 4716
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
NLP197 - objects to site excluded from further assessment
NLP197
The site is in an ideal location for sustainable development, with good access to the schools and services locally, in Ampthill.
Whilst physically the site might support up to 30 dwellings a development of around 10 dwellings would be a better 'fit' for the street scene and the more typical linear nature of the settlement. A development in this location would limit traffic congestion in the town centre and could provide off road parking.
Development in this location avoids the Conservation Area and causing significant character change to Ampthill.
The site adjoins the settlement envelope but is not within the Conservation Area. The site offers a discreet development opportunity without significantly affecting views into the town and would have a very limited impact, if any, on the setting of heritage assets.
The proposal is between existing built residential development which effectively screens the site from heritage assets and a small frontage scheme in this location would have a limited if any impact on heritage setting.
Preliminary desk based archaeological, ecological and landscape assessments demonstrate that there are no significant constraints to development on this site.
The scale of development proposed indicates that highway and services issues should not act as constraints to development.
The site has no known constraints and offers development with a good relationship to the existing linear development at this point in the settlement.
Object
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 4748
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr Sam Franklin
Agent: Mr Sam Franklin
NLP194
This site presents an opportunity for development away form the town centre avoiding traffic congestion and additional car parking issues. Whilst the land is Green Belt it is a logical extension to the town on medium quality agricultural land and is close to services and facilities in the town including schools and shops.
NLP194
This site presents an opportunity for development away form the town centre avoiding traffic congestion and additional car parking issues. Whilst the land is Green Belt it is a logical extension to the town on medium quality agricultural land and is close to services and facilities in the town including schools and shops.
Comment
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 4868
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Mr B. Brennan
Agent: Aragon Land & Planning Ltd
NLP387 - Ampthill
Suggestion for a Park and Ride on the site and recreation facilities,
Could also provide sports facilities
Appendix D
NLP 387. This was a site suggested for a Park and Ride and recreation facilities. It is a site that is in close proximity to Ampthill and Flitwick and irrespective of the potential for a Park and Ride it could provide recreational facilities. The land is close to Ampthill and this site could provide needed or additional sports facilities if required for existing, replacement or as an enhancement for the community.
Comment
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 5495
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Bedfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group
Scoping work is due to commence to consider hub arrangements in each of the above localities. It is anticipated that planning for these facilities can consider the need to accommodate this
additional growth, should it come forwards. Therefore a financial contribution to support the provision of healthcare facilities for this additional capacity would be required.
See attached
Comment
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 6103
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Taylor Wimpey
Our client's landholding at Ampthill comprises 33.73 hectares and presently constitutes open agricultural fields with small pockets of woodland in the central and eastern parts of the site. The site is located to the east of Ampthill and is bound by Ampthill Road to the north and Abbey Lane to the south. The site lies immediately adjacent to the development boundary of the town of Ampthill and adjacent to existing residential development. The site currently lies wholly within the Green Belt. These representations should be read alongside the accompanying Vision Document see attachment
see attachment
Comment
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 7143
Received: 29/08/2017
Respondent: Denison Investments
Agent: Arrow Planning
Denison Investments Limited are the promoters of the following sites
within Central Bedfordshire:
* Land off Goswell End Road, Harlington (CBC Ref
NLP303/ALP123);
* Alma Farm, Toddington (CBC Ref NLP411);
* Land at Warren Farm Phase 2, Ampthill (CBC Ref
NLP412/ALP343);
* One-O-One Field, Ampthill Road, Flitwick (CBC Ref
NLP397/ALP345);
* Land at Leighton Road, Hockliffe (CBC Ref NLP413/ALP125);
* Land to the North of Shefford Road, Clifton (CBC Ref NLP361).
See attachment
Comment
Site Assessment Forms (Housing)
Representation ID: 7171
Received: 16/10/2017
Respondent: Optimis Estates
Agent: Optimis Consulting
see attachment
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